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Expert: Russia can bring a "totally unimaginable number of people" to Finland's border
Jukka Savolainen of the Hybrid Expertise Center considers President Stubb's assessment of Russia's ability to transfer migrants to the Finnish border to be accurate. According to Savolainen, instrumentalized immigration is a great threat to Finland, to combat which an exception law is necessary.
Russian prosecutors announced Thursday that they have asked a court to recognize crimes committed by Nazi Germany and its then-collaborator Finland in the northwestern city of Petrozavodsk as a “genocide.”
The Prosecutor General’s Office said archival documents and witness testimonies indicated that over 8,000 civilians and 18,000 Soviet prisoners of war were killed in more than 100 concentration camps built during the 1941-44 occupation of the Soviet region of Karelia.
“More than 7,000 prisoners died in Petrozavodsk concentration camps during the Finnish occupation alone,” the law enforcement body said in a statement.
Russia estimates damages to Karelia’s economy — from “destroyed towns, villages and all industrial and agricultural enterprises” — at 20 trillion rubles ($231.9 billion).
It was not immediately clear how Moscow would seek compensation from Finland, but a similar World War II-era “genocide” case claims 6.4 trillion rubles in damages from Nazi Germany’s actions in the Moscow region. Both countries are members of the EU, whose relations with the Kremlin have plummeted since the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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"However, today, at the instigation of Washington and London, Helsinki is trying with all its might to slam shut the "window to Europe" "cut" by Peter the Great. In the hope of revenge, it enters into anti-Russian alliances. It hatches new monstrous plans to destroy the Slavs and in connection with this supports the Kiev neo-Nazi regime. It allows itself to use defiantly anti-humane rhetoric towards the population of Russia."
"Western information and propaganda resources promote feelings of Finnish superiority over the Slavic peoples, while simultaneously trying to revive the ideas of “Greater Finland.”